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Acer Wants To Compete With The Eee PC: Officially Introduces The New Aspire One Mini Laptop

Originally written on June 5th:

After Asus, MSI, HP and Dell, there’s another player who wants to take part in the mini-laptop party, as Acer has introduced its new Aspire One notebook at Computex in Taipei. Nothing much to say, but we do know it will be equipped with a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 8.9-inch LED-backlit display (1024 x 600), a built-in 1.3 MP camera, three USB 2.0, card reader slot, 802.11b/g and Ethernet connectivity. You will be able to choose between a Linux model with 8GB SSD storage capacity or a Windows XP model with 80GB hard drive. The Acer Aspire One will be available this month in white or blue flavors, for prices ranged from $400 (Linux version) up to $600 (XP version).

Update: checkout the video (by Tech Digest) after the break.

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Tags: acer, acer aspire one, aspire, aspire one, Asus-Eee, intel atom, Laptop, MSI Wind, Notebook, taipei, ultramini-laptops

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